Jordan Spieth wary of being ‘bitten’ again and makes Players Championship vow

Jordan Spieth is determined to make his mark at the Players Championship as he competes for the 10th time at TPC Sawgrass. The three-time major champion is returning from wrist surgery and aims to take a more patient approach to improve his past performances. Spieth, who last won a major in 2017, believes his previous impatience has cost him and plans to treat the event with the same strategic mindset as a major championship.

Despite his impressive career, Spieth was recently denied a sponsor exemption for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, highlighting his struggle to remain among golf’s elite. Finishing 67th in last year’s FedExCup standings, he missed the Signature Event, with exemptions going to Justin Rose, Rafael Campos, Mackenzie Hughes, and Min Woo Lee. Acknowledging his current position, Spieth admitted he is still finding his rhythm after an extended break due to injury.

Spieth remains focused on regaining his competitive edge, emphasizing his commitment to patience and precision at the Players Championship. He recognizes the challenge of competing at the highest level after time away but is determined to climb back into the top rankings. As he continues his comeback, Spieth hopes his new strategy will lead to success at TPC Sawgrass and beyond.